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Smotrich and Struck Oppose Multinational Force Entry to Gaza Before Hamas Disarmament

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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 44 minutes ago

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Israeli ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Orit Struck oppose the entry of a multinational force into Gaza before Hamas is fully disarmed, warning of intense pressure on Israel. They revealed large-scale preparations for thousands of foreign troops at the LSA camp and called on the cabinet to block the force's deployment until Gaza is demilitarized.

01Smotrich and Struck oppose multinational force entry to Gaza before Hamas disarmament.
02LSA camp is being prepared to host up to 5,000 foreign soldiers with extensive facilities.
03Military vehicles and ongoing construction support a large foreign troop presence.
04Ministers claim the force's size and role exceed what was presented to the cabinet.
05They warn of pressure on Israel to allow force entry despite incomplete disarmament.
06They demand an immediate cabinet decision to prevent force deployment before full Hamas disarmament.

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